Apple looking to the past, working on how to put a Mac in a keyboard
Apple's Magic Keyboard may one day become more magical, and possibly a little thicker, as the company is working on ways to include an entire Mac within it.
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William Gallagher
Apple pursuing idea of an all-screen iPhone with a wrap around display
A future iPhone could feature a curved surface that wraps around to give a screen on both sides.
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Apple's smart fabric research points to wearable tech beyond Apple Watch & AirPods
New research building on older work demonstrates that Apple is working out how to weave sensors and switches into fabric, which could then be used for smart bags, furniture, clothing, and more.
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Future AirPods may ID wearer and tailor features to protect owner's privacy
If future AirPods do not recognize who is wearing them, they could automatically block personal information such as Siri relaying text messages.
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Apple tech could create invisible input areas on bezels to replace buttons
Apple is continuing to develop technology that could allow virtually invisible input areas that can display information to a user while replacing physical buttons or controls on its products.
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Mike Peterson
Future iPhone users may be able to see through multiple lenses while taking a photo
Apple has been researching how to make it simple for a future iPhone user to directly see the difference between Wide and Ultra Wide lenses, giving experienced users more control.
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SpaceTime3D lawsuit claims app switcher, Safari tabs infringe on patents
Apple has been hit with a lawsuit claiming that its app multi-tasking and Safari tab features on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch infringe on a 3D user interface patent.
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'Apple Car' needs Machine Learning to make driving decisions fast enough
Apple is planning to use Machine Learning in the "Apple Car," specifically because current processors are not fast enough to autonomously make key driving decisions without the technology.
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Apple, Broadcom win new damages trial in $1.1B Caltech patent case
A U.S. appeals court has granted Apple and supply chain partner Broadcom a win by tossing out a jury verdict requiring the two companies to pay $1.1 billion for patent infringement.
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